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HAWC Main

Medical/Dental Clinic
 1055 South Wells Ave.
Suites 100, 110 & 120 & 150
 Reno NV 89502
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Phone
775 329-6300
Fax
775 329-7253

HAWC Outreach Medical Clinic

335 Record Street, Suite 250

Reno, NV  89512

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Phone

775-324-2599

Fax

775-324-0724

HAWC South

Medical/Dental Clinic

6490 S. McCarran Blvd.
Suite A-9

Reno, NV  89509

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Phone

775-825-6702

Fax

775-825-6740

HAWC Silver Stage Dental Clinic

3595 Highway 50 West

Silver Springs, NV 89429

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Phone

775-577.3344

HAWC Storey County Health Center

476 North B Street

Virginia City, NV 89440

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775-284-3570

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775-284-3599

  
 

 

Vaccines can help prevent your child from getting diseases like those listed in the charts below.  Ask your child's doctor or nurse about the vaccines and about any possible side effects.

 


"VACCINE FOR CHILDREN PROGRAM"
 
In a collaborative effort with the Nevada State Health Division and the Washoe County District Health Department, HAWC provides childhood immunization to uninsured and underinsured children in northern Nevada regardless of their ability to pay.  For those who can afford a fee, a $15 administrative fee is charged.  Of course, for those patients who are unable to make a payment, the fee is waived.

 
Hepatitis A

1st dose

At 1 year

2nd dose

Six months after 1st does

Note:  If a child has never been enrolled in a Washoe County School District school or daycare in this area, they are required to have both doses of this vaccine.
Hepatitis B
1st dose Between birth & 2 months
2nd dose Between 1 month & 4 months
3rd dose Between 6 months & 18 months
Prevnar
1st dose At 2 Months
2nd dose At 4 Months
3rd dose At 6 Months
4th dose Between 12 months & 15 months
Diphtheria, Tetanus, Pertussis (DTaP)
1st dose At 2 months
2nd dose At 4 months
3rd dose At 6 months
4th dose Between 15 months & 18 months
5th dose Between 4 years & 6 years
H. influenzae type b (a type of flu)
1st dose At 2 months
2nd dose At 4 months
3rd dose At 6 months
4th dose Between 12 months & 15 months
Polio
1st dose At 2 months
2nd dose At 4 months
3rd dose Between 6 months & 18 months
4th dose Between 4 years & 6 years
Measles, Mumps, Rubella (MMR)
1st dose Between 12 months & 15 months
2nd dose Between 4 years & 6 years
Varicella (Chickenpox) - No History of Chickenpox
1st dose Between 12 months & 18 months
2nd dose Between 4 - 6 years
Meningococcal Vaccines (MPSV4 & MCV4)
1 dose Between 11 years & 18 years of age
Gardasil (HPV)
3 doses Between 11 years & 18 years of age (Female Only)
 

 

 

 

 
     
 

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